[CAFB] 1,000,000 Likes
Congrats to the Combat Arms community on your achieving of one million (1,000,000) likes on the official Combat Arms Facebook page. Combat Arms is the first Nexon America game to achieve this and soon Combat Arms players will be able to take advantage of a weekend of 200% EXP and GP which will be announced soon.
With 164,696 likes, Combat Arms Europe is also Nexon Europe’s most liked game on Facebook.
C O M B A T A R M S
More Server Merges?!
Recently a thread was made about the decrease in population of smaller servers and how it would be greatly appreciated if a few of the servers were merged.
Most, if not all, of the comments agreed with the poster’s message. Here’s the author’s message directly from the forum post:
As of now, the smaller servers such as Mardia, Kradia, Yellonde and all of the new servers are having serious issues with under population.
My Song Addictions of May 25, 2012
Congrats Phillip, although I wanted Jessica to win.
America Idol Winner Phillip Phillips
American Idol Runner-up Jessica Sanchez
1000th Post
2 years and 9 months.
1000 posts.
817,782 views.
4,158 comments (thanks Robbin).
And now I’m bored.
[NA] Woeful Month On The TSE
Nexon’s stocks haven’t exactly had a successful month so far on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. After peaking at its highest price since Nexon’s initial public offering last December on late April, Nexon’s average stock price has fallen over 16% to 1,306 JPY per share, almost as low as the 1,300 JPY per share that they went public with. This comes after a bitter sweet Q1 2012 earnings report and as Nexon is currently under fire for hostile business practises in an attemped acquisition of Gamania and in their business with Korean cyber cafes (PC Bang). Unless stock prices make some major leaps within the next week this will be the first month since February where Nexon’s stock have declined for the month. These declines in stock prices have taken Nexon’s corporate worth to US$7.1 billion, down from US$7.9 billion on May 5. That shows how critical stock prices are to a company’s overall worth.
Let’s go Nexon!
